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Eau de parfum
Risocial Lost In Translation
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
The Character and Style of Lost In Translation
Lost In Translation is a unisex fragrance by Risocial, a Chinese perfume brand that creates compositions in eau de parfum concentration.
The name seems to promise a play on meanings, and the fragrance is indeed built on contrasts: gourmand softness meets leathery expressiveness, floral transparency and deep woody nuances.
Lost In Translation combines floral, gourmand, leather and woody olfactory families.
This is neither a simple sweet fragrance nor a strict leather scent: the composition balances the comfort of baked goods, spicy sparkle, distinctive white florals and a rich, dark base.
Development and Impression on the Skin
The opening is shaped by pink pepper with a hint of red berries, adding liveliness and a touch of piquancy to the scent.
As it develops, the fragrance becomes more dimensional: floral nuances soften the composition, while the gourmand bakery accord creates an appealing atmosphere of warm, almost cinematic comfort.
In the base, Lost In Translation becomes denser and darker. A leather accord, oud, patchouli, cashmeran and grey amber create a distinctive, slightly mysterious trail with a woody-musky character.
Thanks to this structure, the fragrance can be perceived differently on different skin: on some, it may seem more gourmand and soft; on others, leathery, resinous and intense.
Longevity, Sillage and Wearability
According to the available information, the fragrance has very strong sillage, so Lost In Translation reveals itself best in cool weather, in the evening and in settings where a rich fragrance is appropriate.
Its deep woody-leathery nuances are especially striking in autumn and winter, while the gourmand facet adds comfort and sensuality to the composition.
The fragrance is positioned as unisex and will appeal to those who enjoy noticeable, distinctive compositions without strict gender associations.
No precise recommendations for applying it to skin or clothing are provided, so it is best to start with a small number of sprays and assess the intensity during the first hour.
Additional concentrations of Lost In Translation have not been announced either.
The Fragrance’s Place in the Risocial Style
Lost In Translation presents the Chinese brand Risocial from an expressive, contemporary perspective: there is no attempt here to make the scent neutral or inconspicuous.
On the contrary, the fragrance is intended for lovers of contrasting combinations who enjoy unusual transitions from a spicy opening to a floral-gourmand heart and a powerful leather-woody base.
If you would like to continue exploring rich fragrances, similar directions include The Spirit of Dubai Turath, Mugler Angel Les Parfums de Cuir and Nabeel Acqua di Nabeel Absolute.
Lost In Translation will particularly appeal to those looking not for a universal background scent, but for a perfume with a strong presence, a memorable character and plenty of room for discussion.
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